Ability to Bypass DNSCrypt for Certain Domains?

[jonathanou]

Is there a way to bypass DNSCrypt and fallback to the original DNS server for certain domains? Similar to what dnscrypt-osxclient provides (in the Advanced tab)?

This is useful in situations where there are local private servers in the local network.

[benyaminl]

@jonathanou For now seems nothing is towrads that idea, but you could edit your hosts file so it will fallback to some domain for a certain IP.

[jonathanou]

Ah yes I can try that. The problem is if I want to use it at work, there are many private servers, and every coworker's machine would have to be listed if I wanted to access their machines.

But this is still a good workaround to know about! I can use it at home where there are not that many local servers. Thanks!

[benyaminl]

@jonathanou yeah at least for now. Because I don't think native dnscrypt support bypassing that kind of thing.. Or maybe you could make a piece of software before it queries to dnscrypt server. Hoping the developer develop such feature to bypassing, because at work I also havr many server that doesn't work with dnscrypt, and for now I just bypass it using hosts file.

[jedisct1]

The proxy does support this: https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy/wiki/Exceptions

[bitbeans]

coming: #152

[chstdu]

Windows 10 tells me that I have no internet access although I am on GitHub now. I guess I can fix it if I bypass my primary DNS suffix (this internal site is the only one which I cannot access any more with simple DnsCrypt). How can I activate "forwarding" which was included in #152 ? Thank you in advance!

[begundal]

Is this feature implemented in simplednscrypt I have yet found Exceptions rule.

[the91end]

For those looking for this, it's called "Forwarding"